Fast Food Restaurant Math Worksheets

Are you searching for an engaging educational resource that combines the world of fast food with mathematical concepts? Look no further than our Fast Food Restaurant Math Worksheets, designed to captivate and challenge elementary and middle school students. These worksheets offer a unique and exciting way to introduce and reinforce essential math skills through real-life scenarios centered around everyone's favorite fast food joints. Whether your students need practice with addition, subtraction, fractions, or even percentages, our Fast Food Restaurant Math Worksheets are the perfect solution.

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What is the total cost of a hamburger, fries, and a soda if the hamburger costs $3.50, fries cost $2.00, and a soda costs $1.25?

The total cost of a hamburger, fries, and a soda would be $6.75 ($3.50 + $2.00 + $1.25 = $6.75).

If a family of four orders two cheeseburgers, four orders of fries, and four sodas, how many items will they receive in total?

The family will receive a total of 10 items - 2 cheeseburgers, 4 orders of fries, and 4 sodas.

If a fast food restaurant sells an average of 50 hamburgers per day, how many hamburgers will they sell in a week?

The fast food restaurant will sell 350 hamburgers in a week, as there are 7 days in a week and they sell an average of 50 hamburgers per day.

The cost of a combo meal is $6.99, and the customer pays with a $10 bill. How much change will they receive?

The customer will receive $3.01 in change.

If a medium-sized drink costs $1.75 and a large-sized drink costs $2.25, how much more does a large drink cost compared to a medium drink?

A large drink costs $0.50 more than a medium drink.

If a fast food restaurant offers a 10% discount on all meals and a customer's bill is $15, how much will they save?

The customer will save $1.50 (10% of $15) on their bill with the 10% discount offered by the fast food restaurant.

A customer orders a cheeseburger, small fries, and a medium drink. If the cheeseburger costs $3.75, small fries cost $1.50, and a medium drink costs $1.99, what is the total cost of their order?

The total cost of the customer's order for a cheeseburger, small fries, and a medium drink is $7.24.

If a fast food restaurant has a sales tax rate of 7.5% and a customer's bill is $8.50, how much will they pay in tax?

The customer will pay $0.64 in tax on a bill of $8.50 at a fast food restaurant with a 7.5% sales tax rate.

A customer orders three cheeseburgers, two orders of fries, and four drinks. If each cheeseburger costs $2.99, each order of fries costs $1.75, and each drink costs $1.25, what is the total cost of their order?

The total cost of the customer's order would be calculated as follows: 3 cheeseburgers x $2.99 + 2 orders of fries x $1.75 + 4 drinks x $1.25 = $8.97 + $3.50 + $5.00 = $17.47. Therefore, the total cost of the customer's order would be $17.47.

If a fast food restaurant sells 150 orders of chicken nuggets per day and each order contains 6 nuggets, how many chicken nuggets will they sell in a week?

The fast food restaurant will sell 150 x 6 = 900 chicken nuggets in a day. Therefore, in a week (7 days), they will sell 900 x 7 = 6300 chicken nuggets.